The New Jersey Supreme Court has censured an attorney for splitting fees with a company that helped find clients entitled to surplus funds from foreclosure sales. The court adopted the Disciplinary Review Board's finding that Garrett Lardiere's relationship with Equinox Research and Recovery Co. constituted impermissible sharing of legal fees with non-lawyers. In part, the DBR found that Lardiere "relinquished control of his cases to an organization of non-lawyers who were acting under color of his name."
October 02, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The New Jersey Supreme Court has censured a Point Pleasant, N.J., solo for splitting fees with a company that helped him find clients entitled to surplus funds from sheriff’s foreclosure sales.
The court adopted the Disciplinary Review Board’s finding that Garrett Lardiere’s business relationship with Vermont-based Equinox Research and Recovery Co. constituted impermissible sharing of legal fees with non-lawyers.
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